Making my 220v saw usable

[blackbronco]

A co-worker gave me this Legna SR 300 A2 saw. Its a combination table saw, miter saw that share a blade. Quite an interesting contraption, but to my knowledge it was never designed for use here in the states.

Anyways, I'm trying to figure out what I can do to make it work. Do I change the plug to a typical 220 plug, or does anyone know it this can be wired to 110?
Not a plug i've seen before.

 

[Rock knocker]

http://www.womackelectric.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Hubbell-Straight-Blade-Catalog.pdf

Page A4 NEMA type 2-20 230v 20A non grounding. Your machine is double insulated, so a ground isn't needed.

You should be able to skate on the cycle issue

 

[Norcal]

It's rated for 230V 50 Hertz, US power is 120/240V 60 Hertz, which means it will run at a higher speed then what it was designed for if supplied at 240V 60Hz & it will not run on 120V, & cannot be reconnected. The plug is a Schuko style, the most common type of attachment plug used in the parts of the world where 230V is the normal supply, compared to North American 120V.

 

[Rock knocker]

We need more pictures too, just out of curiosity

 

[blackbronco]

Thanks Rock knocker!

Heres a few more pictures. I am told it was brought here from Spain.

 

[Todd.Brock]

That's the craziest saw I have ever seen!

 

[wyo george]

Wow, that is indeed an odd duck


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